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Emily Garbutt

Nicolas Cage thinks his "misunderstood" 1999 movie with Martin Scorsese will stand the test of time

Nicolas Cage.

When you think of Nicolas Cage, the first performance that comes to mind probably isn't Martin Scorsese's Bringing Out the Dead, a psychological drama released in 1999. Cage, however, thinks it's one of his best movies – and that it's "misunderstood".

"I love that movie, and I think it will stand the test of time," he told Deadline. "I really believe that that is one of my best movies. I was in between Snake Eyes and National Treasure, and I thought it was the most unusual style of filmmaking. It was perhaps the most abstract I’ve seen Martin Scorsese get with his style, and for me as well. But I think it was misinterpreted." 

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